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Shaping the future of radiology in 2025: Trends, threats, and opportunities

AuntMinnie

With radiologists facing their fifth consecutive pay cut due to the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, radiology practices are approaching hospital partners for stipends to continue offering their advanced services. Key workforce trends: Teleradiology and remote work: The rise of teleradiology is reshaping the field.

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The state of radiology: Part 1 -- Is practice building dead?

AuntMinnie

"If private practices don't thrive and don't survive, then everyone has to become an employee at some point, and the leverage we have and negotiating power of radiologists goes away." Sixty-six percent of radiologists are working full-time before retirement which means that fully a third are on part-time schedules."

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Ashes to a New Radiology Practice

Ben White

Radiologists he spoke with conveyed a dissatisfaction with investor-backed groups that come in and forget about the patients. Still others, like one in Tulsa, have resorted to teleradiology. The post Ashes to a New Radiology Practice first appeared on Ben White. The answer I’ve always said is it probably depends.

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What radiology trainees should know heading into 2025

AuntMinnie

Private equity ownership has been much talked about over the past few years for its role in changing the private practice landscape. However, private equity ownership accounts for only about 10% of the radiology market year over year, explained Eric Rubin, MD, who led the panel discussion. Nobody can answer the question.

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FAQs for Radiologists Searching for a New Job

Vesta Teleradiology

Finding a new job as a radiologist can be both exciting and daunting. To help navigate the process, here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) that radiologists often have when exploring new opportunities, with insights into why working with Vesta Teleradiology might be the right fit.

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Nonphysician providers often used in pediatric radiology settings

AuntMinnie

More than nine in 10 pediatric radiologists reported that nonphysician providers are used often in the subspecialty, suggest findings published December 10 in the Journal of the American College of Radiology. The respondents represented 376 unique radiology practices across multiple practice settings.

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Teleradiology as a First Job

Ben White

This is a valid knock on teleradiology. But I took the specific job in private practice I did precisely because I wanted to have peers, teach residents, and otherwise have a varied work-life experience (yes, including working from home sometimes). How can we blame radiologists for taking the jobs that are available?